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All the lost souls

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Sage and Oren are sent to investigate rising tensions between witchesand werewolves in the Jura Mountains. After dealing with murder,this case feels tame – punishment for their undeniable connection.But neither expects to find evidence of worse: traces of oldmagic, tortured lost souls and a deadly fog that kills everythingit touches.

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ISBN: 9781915947482 Category: Young Adult Tags: "Children's / Teenage general interest: Monsters, dragons & mythological creatures", Children's / Teenage fiction: Crime & mystery fiction, Children's / Teenage fiction: Thrillers, Children's / Teenage personal & social issues: Sexuality & relationships, Manchester, Teenage fiction: Fantasy
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The sequel to ALL THE HIDDEN MONSTERS – called ‘Legends and Lattes with murder’! 

‘An expertly crafted sequel. Amie Jordan is a master at storytelling.’ Bill Wood, author of LET’S SPLIT UP

‘Thank you to Amie Jordan for setting new, impossibly high standards for men’ @ascorpioreads

‘What an absolutely incredible warm hug of a book’ @evavstheworld

‘This book DELIVERED’ @stuck_in_the_book_loop

 

Sage and Oren are sent to investigate rising tensions between witches and werewolves in the Jura Mountains.

After dealing with murder, this case feels tame – punishment for their undeniable connection.

But neither expects to find evidence of worse: traces of old magic, tortured lost souls and a deadly fog that kills everything it touches.

  • Cassandra Clare meets Rivers of London in this razor-sharp crime romantasy series.
  • The perfect sequel to All the Hidden Monsters, set in both in Downside (the magical city existing beneath Manchester) and the French mountains. 
  • Think addictive slow-burn romance, twisty crime and heart-warming friendships. 

 

MORE PRAISE FOR AMIE JORDAN

‘This is the most wonderful debut novel. Anyone who’s enjoyed series like Ghosts or Being Human will absolutely love this’ BBC 4 FRONT ROW

‘I adored this book! It was the perfect blend of a twisty mystery, found family and inventive world building. Think Legends and Lattes with murder.‘ AMY MCCAW, AUTHOR OF MINA AND THE UNDEAD

‘Witches, werewolves, romance and found family … what more could you want from a supernatural novel?’ @_rebeccareads

‘I was completely consumed by this book. I couldn’t think of anything else while reading’ @takealookinsideabook

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Weight 0.29 kg
Dimensions 19.6 × 13 × 3.3 cm
Author

Jordan, Amie

Publisher

Chicken House

Imprint

Chicken House

Cover

Paperback

Pages

397

Language

English

Edition

Paperback original

Dewey

823.92 (edition:23)

Readership

Young Adult / Code: C

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A transformative love story about two best friends who fall for each other, fall apart, and try to find their way back together in their tight-knit British-Jamaican community.

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